he's alife. amazingly after five days buried, a teenage boy pulled from the rubble in nepal after that earthquake. a manhunt on the peninsula. police searching for a man possibly armed near facebook headquarters. plus, sleeping on the job. you're told not to do that but it may be the secret to the warriors success. we're wide awake this morning. it's thursday. beautiful live look outside. it's april 30th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock.

we're going to start with your forecast. could be a hot one. anthony in for christina this morning. >> it's going to be hot. that's going to be the talk of the town today. temperatures headed into the 80s and eastbound the 90s in some of our warmest locations. it's going to be a very toasty day. dress appropriately for it. you can see from your san francisco cam we don't have any fog to report of and that means it's going to be a nice clear start to the day. along with a clear start, very warm temperatures. high temperatures and how warm it's expected to go coming up as we head through the morning. right now let's talk to mike and see how the drive is shaping up. >> with that clear start, clearview of 880. showing the taillights southbound away from the coliseum. ur camera view here. we don't see any flashing lights but we don't see a lot of traffic flow either. one issue, a structure fire in oakland. as far as the freeways are concerned, 880 and 580 move smoothly as well as the approaches through the bay

bridge. north bay, no delay. north view of our area. we're seeing just construction overnight is the only issue. specifically 280, 85, overnight construction through cupertino. we are starting with that breaking news out of oakland you mentioned. a warehouse full of pot up in flames over night. this is video just in from the scene. firefighters arrived to the warehouse about 2:00 this morning by extinguished the flames rather quickly. the five chief tells us the warehouse had a permit to grow that pot. he didn't have an exact number of plants inside. he's just calling it a fair amount of marijuana. arson investigators will be out later today to check the scene. no one was hurt in that fire. >> deaf nfinition of a gras fire. after a frenzied chase yesterday, a possible gunman on the loose. >> this started with a home invasion in fremont, led to a chase across the dumbarton bridge and shots fired near the peninsula.

good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. mellow park police out on patrol early this morning are on the lookout for this third home invasion, robbery suspect last seen running away from the men lo science and technology park here on willow road where he and his two accomplices dished their car last night. this is just a couple of blocks away from the facebook headquarters campus. according to police the three men used guns to rob a home in fremont last night around 5:00. about half hour later fremont and newark police chased the suspects across the dumbarton bridge. at one point one of the suspects fired their weapon, hit agnew washing police car. fortunately no one was hurt. the men tried to get away on foot once they dichd their car at this business park. police did catch two of them, one from east palo alto, another a 19-year-old from sunnyvale. they recovered two guns. the third suspect did get away and is still on the loose. described as a black man, skinny build, dark colored pants, light

colored sweatshirt. facebook tells us their campus was sneser i never on lockdown. follow-up to a deadly fire in san francisco back in january. three story building in the heart of the mission nearly burned to the ground. you likely remember that incident. reports say the fire was likely an accident. investigators say it was probably caused by an electrical short. smoke detectors were installed but for some reason those detectors never went off. 4:34. sadly a marine killed by a suspected drunk driver is now suing the city of fremont. 23-year-old lance corporal andrew silvia was riding in his motorcycle when he was hit by a driver trying to evade police. silvia died at the scene. his wife filed a wrongful death. the suit accuses the officer of wrongfully engaging in a high-speed chase with an obvi s obviously intoxicated driver.

the san francisco sheriff will share the ult results of a report after a number of issues that put the department in the national spotlight. >> a lot packed in there. the sheriff plans to talk about the investigation into a recent inmate escape. then he's going to address allegations of guards betting on forced fights between inmates. after that, he will announce new department reforms including a new pilot program to equip all  deputies with body cameras. now to our continuing coverage of the unrest in baltimore. a second night of calm overnight in baltimore. mandatory curfew just lifted a few hours ago. 11 days after freddie gray's death many still want to know how he died in police custody. baltimore's police commissioner says the results of the investigation are being turned over to the state's attorney's office tomorrow, not to the public. >> omoving west. nearly a dozen people under

arrest this morning in denver. this after squaring off with police overnight. some of the protesters say they were marching in solidarity with baltimore. police there though used pepper spray to get them off the streets and on to the sidewalks. demonstrations were mostly peaceful but two people were charged with assaulting an police officer. 60 more were arrested in similar protests across the state of new york. no one was there but the baltimore orioles game made history yesterday. this morning people can't stop talking about it. coming up in 20 minutes we're going to show you how the players reacted to playing to an empty house. >> no crowd going wild there. now to a developing story. a miracle in the nepal this morning. just hours ago a teenage boy pulled alive from the rubble. this five days after that earthquake struck. took a number of people. about six hours to pull the boy out of a caved-in building. they were using jackhammers, demolition saws, and shovels. crews even had to cut apart a motorcycle and pull it out in

pieces before they could free that teen. thousands gathered nearby cheering when the boy was loaded into the ambulance. he was dusty but conscious and talking. >> that teenager is so lucky to be alive. so many others lost their lives. more than 5500 died in the nepal earthquake. berkeley sprawl plaza hosted hundreds remembers those who lost their lives. the students are also raising money. their goal, $25,000 for relief efforts. many of them have families in nepal. >> i lost an uncle, one of the kindest and gentlest man i'ver met. this man was a headmaster of a school. he was driving home. mudslide covered him, crushed his car, he died. okay? that's just one story. that's my personal story. >> so many personal stories of loss. if you want to help you can donate to their go fund me account. just search water for nepal.

more fallout from the quake. the death toll just from the avalanche on mt. everest triggered by the earthquake has risen to 19. among the victims google executive as well as sunnyvale man hitting very close to home here. our free nbc bay area app, good resource to stay updated. you can con noenect with us any time. nepal recovers, a sign of progress in napa from last summer's big quake. the board of supervisors have coming home. the quake severely damaged parts of the administration building on third street where the napa county board is located. hundreds of county workers were moved to other locations while crews repaired work. supervisors moved back in today and their first official meeting is tuesday. >> pretty incredible if you remember what downtown napa looked like directly after that earthquake. everybody getting back home. starting to rebuild all over again. >> guess who came home to us this morning. >> someone that we are quite fond of, i believe. you're talking about anthony slauther? >> that's right. he's in for christina this

morning. rise and shine, sunshine. >> i go by a few names, mad scientist that sam brock likes to call me. >> you should see the before and after. >> it's pretty incredible. we all don't wake up looking beautiful. let's start with the temperatures. look at this right now. we are at 68 degrees in the peninsula. hard to believe. already close to 70 degrees. yes, that's a good sign that it's going to be a warm day. most everybody else in the 50s but that's the one warm spot that we have this morning because we've got offshore winds and you've got that down sloping wind that creates friction and the extra warming. and that means we're going to be in the up today in the 80s and 90s. 9 in the zhou bay. 87 for the peninsula. 81 for san francisco. and 93 for the tri-valley. so, yeah, it's going to be warm wherever you go. if you're thinking about the beach today, maybe you've got the day off. 79 in pacifica. nice and warm there. half-moon bay, expecting a temperature near 80 with the winds offshore. really nice. even in santa cruz today, temperatures spiking up to 83 degrees. so i mean really a nice treat

headed our way. the only unfortunate thing, we have offshore winds. fire danger is going to start to increase because over the next week or so we don't have any rain in sight. basically hear us talk about this every single year where we get this warm air and the sun heats the earth. you get the particles of air that starts to rub up against each other, especially as they come down the mountains. as the friction starts to warm that air, of course that's how you get to warming and that creates again that added warming to the air which increases the fire danger. over the next few days temperatures do cool off by the weekend. again, today and tomorrow drink plenty of water. 80s and 90s headed our way. >> you're right, friction does do that. my hands. over here san mateo bridge, look at this. a little slowing. if we can get that shot coming toward us is a wall of head lights because of a crew that's clearing the cones. we have just one lane overnight clearing and eastbound is coming toward us over on the hayward side. now let's see what it looks like from the other side. we do see the flashing lights and slowing as you near the top

of the high rise from foster city held up a bit heading over toward hayward. the flashing lights are clearing. the two lanes. so we should have better flow of traffic over the next few. the map shows us nothing dramatic. eastbound slowing because of the work crews. westbound, distracted by the flashing lights but no issues getting over to the peninsula. over west -- east of there, westbound 580 slows a bit coming out of the altamont pass and traffic cone reported in lanes over there at spring town left over from overnight construction. i put that hazard mark for 89th and g, the oakland fire. farz i know the roadways in the area except right at the scene are clear. >> thank you very much. tattoos and technology apparently don't mix. why ink is causing problems for the apple watch. plus -- >> we're always anticipating the worst case scenario. >> an elite team of rescuers called in to action after a trailer full of barn animals crashes on a busy freeway. >> i don't know what you're

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4s 444. new video of a woman, look at this, setting a gasoline pump on fire in jerusalem. supposedly because she didn't

get her way. police say the woman walked up to a man filling his tank, you see there. he asked for a cigarette. when he refused to give her one she comes back and she gets a lighter and sets the pump on fire. amazingly no one was hurt and she was arrested. >> that whole car caught fire. incredible stuff there. 4:45. sometimes we call it body art. a way to, you know, express your inner personality but if you're inked up you may want to think twice before buyle apple's new watch p the tech giants new smartwatch not work for people with tattoos. the blog apple insider says the watch's infrared led light which detect blood flow underneath the skin are actually blocked by tattoos. no word from apple. those tattoos may be a window to the soul but not a window through your skin for a. >> not to your phone. interesting. a social media start-up shuts its doors after raising millions of dollar sdpls for that story and the rest of your news before the bell we turnt to kate rogers joining us live from

cnbc world headquarters. good morning, kate. >> futures are lower and stock indexes are down across the board following disappointing first quarter gdp growth in less than expected 0.2%. the nasdaq got the first three-day losing streak in a month. we will get a report on weekly jobless claims today. headwinds for the job market include strong dollar on export and jobs and oil and natural gas production. also work for data on personal income and consumer spending for march. social media start-up secret is closing its doors. the ones red hot app allowed users to share information anonymously among circles of friends. they were able to raise $25 million as recently as july, 2014 and at one point had a valuation of $100 million. here's the speed of the digital age. the lifespan of the company from launch to close was 18 months. and nbc going where no broadcast network has gone before.

after the may 28th premier of@i can aquarius" they will put it up online. it will be available for streaming on nbc.com and on the nbc app in a move to accommodate viewers who like to binge watch. >> streaming is the easiest way on your couch on demand. thank you. mcdonald's french fries in china is in the hot seat. beijing is issuing the largest ever pollution fine against the company which is partially owned by mcdonald's. china's environmental agency accuses it of releasing inadequately treated waste water. the fine amounts to $650,000. okay. another sugary drinks measure fizzling out in california. state assembly committee yesterday shot down a bill that would have required warning labels for all sodas and sports drinks. the labels would have warned about potential health dangers like obesity and tooth decay. the measure fell one yes vote short of clearing the committee. if you have the chance,

would you want to know how much likely you were to get genetic diseases. >> a lot of people waive that questions. most people say, yes, they would. survey of almost 7,000 people found that 98% would like to know if they're at risk for a genetic disease. in fact, mores want to know marry genetic code for developing serious medical conditions like cancer even if that risk is small. >> if you want a better memory later in life make sure to get a challenging job. researchers measured to cognitive ability of 1,000 seeners over an eight-year period. those who had careers requiring strategic planning, interpreting information, and conflict resolution scored higher on memory and thinking tests. that's compared to their peers who have less mentally demanding jobs. >> keep doing the sudokus. here is an unexpected benefit of california's dire drought. yosemite's famed half dome is opening three weeks early right now to eager climbers.

the cables to the peak will be in place and available to climbers starting this saturday. not anyone can just walk up half dome. permits of course are required and they are assigned by lottery. it's one of these things you want to put on your bucket list. you better get plenty of sleep for that. >> exactly. and, you know, to see the waterfalls there in yosemite, it is a spectacular experience no doubt. they are going to be not as spectacular this year. >> piece of heaven on earth, kind of how we feel we every day in the bay area but actually the heat is going to be ramping up today. >> interestingly enough i had that pig from my bathroom and i wanted it to go. a little more incentive to get out there and check it out. you can see, we don't have much going on. big area of high pressure sitting right on top of us leaving skies clear and warm temperatures. look how mild it is in the peninsula. mountain view at 68 degrees. good sign you're going to be warm this afternoon. temperatures else wra where in the back in the 50s. clear skies and that's going to

set us up for a warm day. record setting territory. 89 degrees for the south bay. 87 for the peninsula. the tri-valley, you will be one of the warmest back into the low 90s places like livermore, pleasanton, dublin. 90s there. san francisco today is going to be warm, up to 81 degrees down in the heart of the city. north bay expecting temperatures to round out the day right at 90. so, yes, you're going to need the spf. we don't talk a lot about it especially because we're used to getting a lot of sunshine. 70s and 80s most of the year. but today with temperatures back into the 80s and 90s you're definitely going to want to remember to put on that sunscreen because it's only going to take 20 minutes or more to get burned by the sun this morning and this afternoon. future casts we put this into motion. i want to show you the winds. that's what's all about over the next 24 hours. strong offshore winds. as we head through the day they're going to shift. that means the cooler day at the coastline for tomorrow. look what happens by friday evening. we get a little bit of cloud cover. and then we get that onshore wind that starts to return.

that's going to be make for cooler days as we head into the weekend. and comfortable conditions for some really fancy activities happening this weekend. we'll talk more about what's going on around the bay coming up in my next report. >> sangria ready. can you believe the warriors are sleeping on the job? >> they say sleep is so important here's proof of that. number one on the floor and in their beds. coach steve lifted the help of sleep researcher. she researched the affects of sleep on athletes. mistakes many basketball players make is the length of their naps. moss says naps should be less than 30 minutes. other tips here. read and stretch before you go to bed. and stay off of your phone. the warriors say those tidbits of advice are working. >> trying not to take a nap during the day. focusing more on nighttime. for those few things have helped me a lot because i'm not one to sleep much.

i struggle with sleep. >> she's going more studies this year finding out how bad sleep deprived athletes struggle. as for the warriors, their next game sunday against the memphis grizzlies who won last night. >> all right. i'll take a little bit of that advice. >> power nap, power play. 4:52. coming up a little bit of humor and otherwise tense situation. >> no fans allowed at yesterday's baltimore orioles game but that did not stop the players from having a little fun with it. we're looking over here past the home of the as and warriors. smooth drive for oakland. i'll talk about what's going on as you cross the bay.

a cue rescue in the middle of a busy freeway. two pregnant cows were in the trail ore of truck that overturned on the 210 freeway. also in that trailer, three sheep and a dog. the sheep and the dog were easy. it took crews 2 1/2 hours and a special harness to rescue the cows. >> we were just called out for a tipped over cow. when you get here it looked worse than what it sounded like and it was. >> sadly one of the cows suffered a broken leg and had to be put down. the other cow and three sheep are recovering at an animal shelter. 4:55 right now. nothing like that, no doubt, on our roadways this morning. it's still early. >> hopefully we're going to keep it clean here. >> nothing like that exactly, laura. sam, good morning.

looking at no crashes reported on chp. so we're going to talk about what is going on across the bay. top of the screen. see the flashing lights. slowly moving crews backwards. that's what they do as they remove cones. we still have two lanes blocked at the high rise. right behind the nbc you see flashing moving in towards foster city. some folks moving back up to recon. we're going end with the spot of the span between san francisco and oakland. no delays. back to you. >> thank you. baltimore's camden yards surreal scene yesterday. major league baseball game missing one critical component, its fans. >> silence replaced the roar of the crowd when the baltimore orioles took on the chicago whis sox. the official attendance. zero. major league first. besides league personnel and media stadium remained close due to baltimore's recent unrest. it's something that fans talked about including as fans at the coliseum. >> i can potentially see something like that happening here. unfortunately it's the reality.

i hope just to god it doesn't. >> some tried to find the humor. orioles and kris davis threw the ball into the stands. giving the ball away to a fan. no one was there. another player fake signing autographs out there as well. >> you don't have to worry about the fans dropping the ball on that one. california nurses getting ready to walk right off the job. details still ahead. ç

this morning a possible gunman on the loose after a wild chase that ended near facebook's headquarters. >> the new hope in nepal after a teenage boy is pulled from the rubble just hours ago. and this morning we're waking up to clear skies. that's going to mean for a very warm day. talking temperatures in the 80s and 90s this afternoon. by this weekend temperature s do cool off. i'm anthony slaughter in for christina loren. >> you probably don't need the heater. we'll see how much you're needing to tap the breaks as we travel through east bay with your first build of the bay. live look outside this

morning. mike, downtown san jose. it is thursday, april 30th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc "today in the bay," this is "today in the bay." >> thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. update on breaking news and new video just in of an oakland warehouse filled with pot that went up in flames overnight. it happened about 2:a.m. it wasn't a really big fire. crews managed to put it out quickly. the fire chief is at the scene. he tells us the warehouse has a permit to grow the pot. he's not sure exactly how many planting are inside. he's just calling eight fair amount of marijuana. power is out because of the fire so arson investigators will be back when it's lights out. nobody was hurt. the fire did not spread. happening now, search is on of possibly armed gunman on the loose near facebook headquarters. >> also seen following a long chase across the bay with shots fired at police